They'll blow the marshmallows away. Marshmallows are pretty good IEMs, particularly for their cost, but they're nothing great. Basically, my $200 Sleek SA6 are my favorite IEMs I've ever tried or owned. I can't say enough good about their sonic qualities as IEMs. My KSC75 that I spent $14...

I wanted to post about what customer service is supposed to look like: I've had my Sleek SA6 for about 2 months and the cord shorted out at the headphone jack this morning. I messaged JasonK and sent an email to the company hoping I'd be able to at least get a response before I left for out...

Quote: Originally Posted by thatwunguy for those of you who had problems with the sf5p, did any of you ever try the comply tips? Didn't really have problems, but I did give Compys a try. They are very comfortable and provide a very good, no muss seal. The problem is durability...

Owned both, and it's no contest in my opinion: Sleek SA6 is better than the SF5pro. Heck, I think they're better than TF10pro, but realise that comes down to a few nuance differences and I prefer the choice Sleek made versus UE.

1. They are easily driven by an iPod and the improvement with an amp is too little for me to bother. 2. As stated, it's the cable that matters, not the driver (they're identical) and if you wear them over the ear, the cable itself winds up assuming the form for your ear so it's easy to tell...

This can only be good as Logitech is a company that, unlike, UE, understands that good customer service is more than just giving out replacements, which seems to be the long and short of UE's non-custom customer service plan.

Quote: Originally Posted by T5man I have been changing my mind daily, having considered Shure SE 210, Westone UM2, UE Super 5 and now the SA6. I mainly listen to smooth jazz and acoustic rock (e.g Eagles etc) and don't want to make a costly mistake. I like a tight bass not boomy, I am...

Quote: Originally Posted by paseawright Depends where you bought them too. If in the UK then then retailer is the correct channel to go to. While in general, this is true, from what I've read on this forum, for UE products they don't (see steviebee's and others experiences).

Well, unless they're within the return period for wherever you bought them, you need to talk to UE. Retailers are not guarantors for merchandise they sell.

I doubt I'll ever go for them, why? That's a lot more scratch than audio is worth to me when ~$200 products like the SA6 do everything I expect from a portable earphone. Why exactly should I be spending an extra $1000 just because? I won't appreciate the sound any more and that $1000 can be put...

Quote: Originally Posted by 2162 Should I order olives $14.95 as well? I would wait. I was someone who spent the past four years believing I would never find an IEM I liked tip wise. UE were the first that I could get a decent, comfortable fit, but they didn't sit very far in my...

Quote: Originally Posted by 2162 I was wondering if the bass and treble ports overpower and take away the mids, or is it just pure awesomeness with all three. The midrange stays pretty much the same ("awesome") with any of the port combos. When they claim that changing...

I posted this over in the thread that gave me the idea in the first place, but I figured I'd post it here as well. This must be among the most butt simple mods in the history of the universe, but it was that final tweak to make my SA6 absolutely perfect in my book: ^ A Comply tip...

If anyone is losing sleep wondering how SA6 looks modded: Such a simple idea I'm kicking myself in the butt for not thinking of it. I've wondered if I could cut foam to fit or stuff batting into the end to do this, meanwhile, everything I needed to do it perfectly in less than a minute was...

Heh, this is a great post. I'd been trying to figure how to do something analogous with my SA6 biflange: my right ear canal is pretty much exactly in the middle of the medium and large. As a result, large is a bit too stuffed and forces itself out of position, medium, once my ears get a bit...